Short Grizzlies Poems
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Goblins live in caves
Secret corners in the back
Grizzlies know they’re there
They are compatible in fact
Waiting to eat me and you
THE GRIZZLY ATTACK
Relentlessly grizzlies search
Bloody skin
Ferret out each secret fear
Victoria Anderson-Throop
2013
"Wake up!" I said to the grizzly, "it's almost June",
as I whistled a lively tune.
It's important to mention that one must take care
when addressing this kind of bear.
Indeed, it's wisdom like this that I impart
that may keep you in a single part.
A grizzly bear? Oh, my, oh, me.
Certain death if one you do see!
Can I outrun or climb a tree?
I’m not as fast with this giant knee.
Endangered species, humans you say?
Misunderstood, I had it the wrong way.
The grizzlies are the ones endangered today?
I wish I could find one. Come out to play!
Crocododiles have their place too
You can't cuddle a crocodile
I strongly advise you not to bathe in the Nile.
If cuddle you must
out of affection or lust
choose a bunny or teddy bear.
Of big bears like grizzlies beware!
This world's a very big place,
for all sorts there's plenty of space.
So what does Mother Nature expect?
That to crocodiles we at least show respect.
When wild beasts roar against its blood
Two grizzlies rise up in full swing
They'll bathe the field in crimson flood
When wild beasts roar
No ties survive what desires bring
Estrus whips ursine rage to bud
For nature bows to just one king
Gone were their childish plays as cubs
Old bonds break for the sake of bling
Where one takes crown, the other mud
When wild beasts roar
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In the dead of night
when wolves howl
when grizzlies growl
Coyotes are on the trot
skunks scurry
‘cross empty lots
When the graveyard moans
the gate squeaks
and goblins groan
Why, it’s then that the Muse
taps me on the shoulder
“Now is the time for a poem
Pick up the pen ~ Unload ‘er.”
In Alaska, running loose
Are grizzlies, caribou and moose.
Eagles soar and whales cavort
And salmon fishing is a sport.
Glaciers calve and mountains rise,
Scenery to mesmerize.
Sadly, now, for tourist folk
The air is filled with thick gray smoke.
I am starting on a tour;
Don't know what will be in store,
But I'm hoping skies will clear
And some wildlife will appear.
Nature - lift that smoky noose.
I'd really love to see a moose!